An anonymous reader shares a report: Over the course of the last several weeks, Google has been adding App Privacy labels to its iOS apps in accordance with Apple’s App Store rules, but it took Google multiple months to begin sharing the information. There was speculation that Google’s delay meant that it had something to hide, which DuckDuckGo is leaning into with a blog that highlights Google’s data collection and calls out the company for “spying” on users. […] DuckDuckGo claims that Google “wanted to hide” the information that it collects, which is why Google took so long to roll out support for App Privacy labels. Most people are likely not surprised at the extent of the data that Google collects, but having it in one spot in the âOEApp StoreâOE is a stark reminder.

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Source: Slashdot – DuckDuckGo Calls Out Google Search for ‘Spying’ on Users After Privacy Labels Go Live